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Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

SCHEDULE IN ErFtOr, JAN. %, 1877,
Tnins leave delaware Avsnas Depot:
EAST.HQUNn.

EAST.bOUND:
Rhlis. Accommodation, daily .....s,00A. N.
ii1a. Accommodation, daily 80. $50 A. q.
v essern Expfoss, daily. ...... =. l,.I8 n. RI.
p. lis. Accommodated. daily lis p. II.
u octaDAu Limited, daily ....... 10 p, n
PhtlA. Accommodation, daily. $50 p, u.
Phil. Accommodation, daily 800 p. II.
Chicago Limited, daily ........ ...l2e8 A. r.
Local ffcfgbs with passenger coaches st.
Itsched leaves Delaware ave. station daily,
oxcspt Sundsy, Of lT p. H.; arrives II
{pnilad1phis - s.26p. N. Step at oil sta
WEST.BOUND.
Chicago Limited, daily. ...........7.l6A A. n.
Arrfvoy Chicago lilo next morning. This
train does not @ke Bslsinore passepEeT.
Cincinneu Ldmitsd, daily. II. 80 A. II.
Arrives OincinAsu 5.is A. II. st. Louis
Il 80 p. N. next day.
UnicaRo and st. Louis Express,
1sV: ..-....... communicable IL
tsched lssvss Deisws'c . ava stst,on dsfiv-
e1ocpt SUNDAY, at e.20 Q. N. !. arrives In q an
ten 81 s.lS ~ n. sNops At AL stations.
KOk LAND GNIsER9, Y00 A. III. sud
S0 r M, daily. $50 p. N. daily, exosps
Trains lessys MarEst strest Station:
For PhiladelphiA y 30 A. M, 866 A. M.
land q p: L.. daily. For Baltimore o
IA. M, daily. except Sunday. For Landen-
berg Q 66 A. n. and 2A6 p. NJ, daily. 7oe
r.. N. and % r. M, daily exoopt Sunday.
through ttcketsoan bo secured and sleep
ing car beftss reserved BY spplying to Il.
A. Miller. agent, delaware svsnne depst.
W. IRWIN, U, K. LOHD.
superintendent. den1 Pass. Ags0&
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
Out, for 1t Is very Fuuuv

u"yA we will publish the
!, story written by Mr. Morris
USaoses, the correspondent OF
4 DIX Sporting and theatrical
l,s' ro~ with M Meyers, the
'4ier' entitled In a room
E'nR eyes were excluded" o.
words that dear creature had
only that, and nothiI r.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
Liauor Dealer.. laeetinx.

Another meeting of the Liqror Deal
ers' Association was held yesterday al
the Delaware House, and was we'll at.
tended. The high license bills nov be-
fore the Legislature were discussed au 4
. committee was appointed to visi,
Dover and look after The interests Of
the dealers. The meeting then ad
journed, to meet at the call of the presi 1.
dent.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
8terprIse In the south

March "A special dis.
Manufacturers Record from
lrce as to .he syndicate now
lild cottonsecd oil mills In
b the company will be or
} the laws of New Jersey,
OF g. 0oU, 900. Mills will be
capacity at points through
eoitonsesd territory. The
are the best oil men In the
r larges; consumers In til,
l times the necessary money
ftslned. The organization
p ten days or sooner.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
time table published to-day provides
for . new mbination freight and pas
senger train TO leave the De laware ave-
nue. station at 1.57 p. m daily, except
Sunday, for Philadelphia, arriving
there at 3 SO p. IN. A similar train
leaves this city daily, except Sunday
at 8 20 q. M, arriving at Cantcn, Md,
at 8 45 ID. IN,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

The Levy Court held another session
yesterday, bat did not transact any
thing except routine business, Messrs.
Wler, ShAlloross, McOrAcken, Roberts
and Rothwell were appointed q COM
mittee to attend the funeral Of Judge
Wootten today.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
selling Out at and Below Cost.

Michael Grady, intending to remove
from No. 4 West Second street, to 234
King street, will sell his stock of Rubbers
below cost, and mems boots AID shoes at
cost. His stock Is all new and first
class. All are invited to call who wish
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
oPDCiAL nEHTIOu.
1t 10 . Fact

IL 10 . EBot
that every body ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2140 ns. of the best,
well-cleaned coal In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory klndling wood
In large loads. Lime for white ewash-
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Cen
tral oface, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
Painting.
TilghmAn DAnner, house and sign
painter, No. El0 Market street. job
hing properly attended, to and estimate,
furnished.
Dealers. Lo0k Oul
Gilmore, 106 DAst Second street, hA,
red uoed prices on tobacco and oigare
VIII give you bargains fer the cash
IL Hne cabinet photographs and ont
large frame size free for % 90 at Hol
lands photograph gallery, SO7 Market
8, 10 or 10 Eoun pictures FOR 10 cents
at Hollands gallery. 307 Market street
Bush's. Rrench strees wharf, IL Il
place 70 buv yoar oral
For god ooAl 60 10 Bush's. ErenGl
street wharf.
Cream chocolate, 25 ots.at Ferguson 3
Eclipse 80 ladies' shoes. g. X. & ]
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Few are aware of the Importance o.
checking cough or common cold In its
first stage. That, which in the begin.
ming would yield to a mild remedy, If
neglected, soon preys upon the lungs.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup affords instant
relief. 1t is an infallible remedy. Price
26 cents O bottle,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
llar Railroad Accident


Ti, March "A spscial
onlo, says that a driving.
p2ine of the incoming pas
on the Baltimore and Ohio
two miles from this city and
Pa0 with great force. Engi
Bramble had his skull
WAS thrown from the en-.
Supervisor W. III. BullocA
maD, A +. Jones, escApet
poi injuries. The trair
pa.f nile further on, wher
Re'S jumped out in greA
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

70 call your attention to nv
ilne OF wall papers and win.
set, which are from none bu,
a -s huiActurers. Wall paper,
ass, from the cheapest to the
.n-r Holland window sbaGa.
Zines best spring fixtures 70,
= ,h ara ready to hang. Gail And
et street. '0s' NO
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
st,ll on Her rraxsls.

Ono Saturday night about year ago
. young woman fell in what wss supposl
q 70 be . fainting At at tAe p, w. g. b.
Railroad station, and was carried tO
blouth's Grand Union Hotel, where she
laid until the ensuing Tuesday in . con.
scious condition. As It was sscertained that
she Was . Catholic. she was attended hy
the Rev. Dennis j. Flynn, who was at the
time pastor sof St. Mary's Church, and Q
number OF ladies Of that parish. She
nnally recovered sufficiently to write on Z
card shat her name was Mary McNulty,
and her residence No 1918 Tenth ave o ne,
New York. The physician who was sum
moned pronounced It . case Of hysteria,
but although all known remedies were
used, che did not seem to show any In
provement Some OF the ladies who
were ministering TO her were led to
believe that the sickness was only feign-
ed, and after being ct the hotel three
days, -she was removed TO the Aims
house.
After being there about one week she
was discharged and left this city, and
was shortly Afterwards heard OF as being
In Baltimore, where she attempted the
saine game, but tho authorities Of tha,
city were spprised BY . Wilmington
gentleman OF her scheme, and she wa
sent TO the house of correction for six
months. During her stay In that reform y
tory institution che was not troubled with
hysteriA-
On Tuesday she turned up in Jersey
City, where she had one OF her ''spells, u
and was taken to the hospital, bat the
same gentleman who unmasked her II
Baltimore saw her In Jersey City, and
Recognised In her the same woman who
30 cleverly worked her sympathy scheme
here. She has played her game In nearly
every charitable institution In this section
Of the country and New York.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

hra lectures are having
1iug success In Washing
beat iu tue immense audi
bid for the whole series OF
D advance, and huudreds g
10y Nightly. Mr.. StnddArd
here tomorrow (FIidsy }
s evening be begins his
Philadelphia Academy OF
lea tremendous audiences
IL stould not be forgotten
hres IN this city will be
BINS manner and with the
hons ss In Washington
Phia. Tae subject for nexI
Ing is Charles Dickeni
els 3"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Our assortment of wall papers. bor-
|dets, friezss, shades and frlnges was
never mors complete. Jos. Il Green
man, All King street, below Fifth.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
"ei Glider Coming Back.

n1 Man, March 2--Colopel
liVea MI to day at Selkirk. .
n voM vo"sEty-nve miles east Of
was Interviewed over the
ate ne ~ reached Fort Church,
S'e : 10 catch the Hudson Raw
wt,i NM return to New York,
/. Will leave in time to ca toh Tho
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
SAFE of Chins, Lamps and
Glassware.

AlsbsMhre.
PttrmiAed to close out my
10, china, lam pc and glass.
lake room for my increasing
tssdei, | will sell the good.
greatly bsloS cost until
y ever ing, March 9, when
ina: 10 not sold up TO thai
ION sale every evening at
tal goods are disposed of
7 need Of anything In thil
9 well To call and examine
Yen ncthin9 to look. Georg,
Py, No. All Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Weather produces colds and coughs.
which are invariably relieved by Mo.
Inall's Syrup Of Tar: price 800. old and
reliable. Made only by N. B. Danforth,
druggist, 2nd and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

The Citizens Rink will be open for
skating Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings, March 1st, Sd and 9th,
with matinee for ladies and children
Saturday afternoon, March 9th, and
will then close Its doors as rink for
lever.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Re
storer end Scalp Cleaner. For sale by
TAYLOR s. Fullerton. 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

If you are going to move and want
your carpets altered and relaid without
being W sstsd or ruined, send to Ellwo0d
Souder, 9l2 French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

or tho Amer grades OF wall papers
friezes, decorations, binders And golG
rods we will keep an elegant line o
new samples. Jos. p. Grsenman, a
King street, below Firth.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

II you want man to cut furniture
slips to fit, send to EllwOod 5ouder sl2
French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Three.stor brick, Ho. 1908 Van Buren
street. Good o-der and pleasant home.
Apply at REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

"Kaskine" for chills, fever and ma
laria; new remedy. For sale by Tay lol
4 Fullerton.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
aVDuxh on IsiIe" Pills.

Small Eranules, small dose, big re.
suits, pleasant in operation. don't dis
turb the stomach. 25e.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
At West church.

Tho First Presby terian Church was
crowded yesterday afternoon to hear .
sermon BY the Rev. b. Fay Mills. TIE
audience included Q large numb ber oil
business men, who had dropped busi.
nees for the time being 70 listen to the
very stirring words OF the evangelist.
WestChuroh was hardly large enough
to accom- mmodate the audience that gath
cred 70 hear Mr.. Mills last evening.
Every seat down stairs was taken, and
chairs we're placed in the Aisles. The
balcony wAs also nlled TO its utmost O.
pacity. There was . marked increa sc
In the number Of young men present
There WAS evidently m intense Interest
manifested BY every one In tho scr.
vices.
Mr.. Mills chose for his subject
Things that Accompany Salvation" !"
The sermon was brief, but WAS forcibly
given. The speaker has m intensely
earnest msnner, which shows that he
believes the things whereof he speaks
and In consequence he the more easily
impresses them upon his hearers. Hii
preaching 10 scholarly and free from
cant. He is modest In his demeanor
but strong In his convictions.
1t IL probable that these services viii
be held In the Opera House on Sunday
There will be preaching this and to
morrow afternoons in the First Presby
teriAn Church Ut 8 80 O'Clock, and to-
night and to morrow night In Yves
Church. The services will be ontin uet
throughout next week.
used Salvation on for rheumatism
10 the feet, and after several applica
tions vas entirely relieved OF pain ant
eould valk aa vail "A avar
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
Oyststs.

Largest stews, pan ned, fried, broilei
and steamed oysters; also largest oys
ters at 25, 80 and 40 cents per quart, d
Ainscow's, 707 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

II you would sss the new spring
STYLES of wall papers, borders, window
shades, frinees, etc, Just step in at ~
King street, below Fifth. Joseph ID
IGreenmnn.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

II you have any furniture that wants
re.upholstering, You can get 1t done
well, cheap and In time If You will send
to Ellwood Souder, 9lZ French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
FOR FEBRUARY,

Tom the Yonkers Gasette.
When the February breeses
Sort Of friRity the veinc,
And the shivers and the sneezes
All your comfort rather drains,
There Ia nothing In the journals
That will better bring you cheer
Than the coating ) our Intervals
With q griddle fruit veneer.
II q man the best kind chooses
Hecksrs 10 the kind he uses.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

New upholstered furniture OF tn.
finest grades made to order by Ellwoot
Sender, 9l2 French street..
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

G, r. Welch g. Co. 204 East Fourth
street, have Just rece ived consignment
of choice Eastern seed potaioes-Early
Rose and Early Bea~ .of Heaborn
For sale at the lowest prica for choice
stock.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Diamond back tsrrapi n at Ainsoow 3
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

For earrsss-Oranor q Go.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Dressed terrspin at Ainscow's.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Eolh,se Ss.50 hdies' shoes. G. X. q II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Dressed tsrIspin at Ainscow's.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

to any club systcnrnow In
I1s,. Bscause you don I
for chance drawings.--
Latchss and iewelry from
larQest and best selected
Sciiy Of Philsdelphis: Out
Compared New club sys'
Anounts to $40, 81 down,
3. Amounts from $ll 70
81 per week. Amounts
4O; s5 down, 81 per week.
u Sil TO $65; $40 and %
81 per week Amounts
7S; $50 snd go down, u
eek. tF Remember these
possession at once. new
l o, diAnonds, new designs
is, and novelt es in jewelry
kre, which / would be
ve you csll aud examine
|tter, go King street, WI
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Read our want and for rent columns
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03


The most convenient place In the
city whers you will always find . full
stock of leading brands of flour and
feed, nay, straw and coal at low prices
Is at Stewards, N. W. corner Fourth
and King. Entrance On Fourth street.
Telephone 40S.
Ifyour window shades don't 6t the
house you move into, or you should
want any new ones you will be accom-
modated with immediate attention II
you will send to Ellwood Souder 9l2
French street.
When hahy WAS sick, we gave her Castorta,
When She was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

DR.. Bul's Cough Syrup has been be-
fore the public for years, and Is pro.
nounced by thousands superior to al
other ARTICLES for the cure of coughs,
colds. influenza, and all pulmonary
complaints.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

I'm CRY, L I March =. -.
- shock wss felt ON the nc
- LMs Island about A.U
.,,srpoou. n Windows On
sat.ieS, and the observn-
sa' rss''tS the vibrations latin lastins !.
u sn' babylon and villag 9
|ics report having fsl' Inc
l.wAY, L. l.. March q
nSIin. ,nur. sound, followed by
Is~ar U,,re Of the earth, which
hnildipes, WAS n0ticco
che time Was supposed 70
the tiring Of heavy cannon
4, vi IL row believed to have
n Of an earthquake; ~.
L. H.. March -nne a.1'
arthquake was very s!,lssr per,
I In this village ss between
ko - o'clock this afternoon.
swayed slightly. II 10
some Of the timbers OF the
chn,ch stesple are dis
kp. N. Y, March 2. Mr..
wss on duty In the marine
IA, the time, thinking II
Ianai of distress AIRED from
tedIstsly began = seatcn Q!
n bIs telesce pc, but failed
|apything. The shock ap'
ne nom the ocean and past
[,b vesterly direction. On
kma,ion Mr., KeegAp ascer.
fhe shock was also felt q
frick, Baldwins and South
.ch . "A heavy shock Of
ss felt to-day In Reggie
Two slightsr shocks oc.
Iiauo.Marino. The people
R,su.ter. because Of the ex'
Anal the tact that the ses
Ined 10 It's ordinary level.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

: I used Salvation on for rheumatism
10 the feet, and after several applica-
tions Was entirely relieved OF pain and
could walk as we'll ss ever.
ANN r. WATKINS, Baltimore, Md
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-08-13
NUMBER go.

ganese is used I'm Bessemrr steel and is
OF commercial value. Graphite eighty
five per cent. pure is discovered ON sec
tion thirty-threc, 1892. A magnificent
water power exists at the falls, which
will ere long be utilized for the public
good Grand forests Of hard wood are
all around, limestone near by, building
stone at hand, why should not furnaces
be expected
As with all mining towns ON the line,
so here scarcity of residence houses il
felt. One hundred $500 houses would
pay big interest in rents, and where lun-
Der IN so cheap as here, they ought TO be
at once built Between 1900 and 4 900
lumber-men are said to be employed
about there every winter. Directly north
oi the town runs a diorite range about
east and west. No exploring has been
done along it's base. There IN no doubt
but that hard ore would speedily bc
found were this ground looked into a
little. The ore first discovered on the
Mtnominee was hcmatite, the explorers
seem to have kept 20 hematite yet. On
the Marquette range the first ore found
was hard specular, and Tor years every
one thought OF looking only for that.
The day IL not lar distant when plenty Of
both specular and magnetic ores will be
hittAf wv AHt ftiiu thiNti
ranges. One explorer talked with is con-
ducting series of prospecting along GER
tain lines of magnetic attraction, and we
can expect great results before long.
Calling at the sanctum OF rHE DIAMOND
DRILL, published at Crystal FALL one H.
confronted at once with jews harpa and
a pistol, both used to secure subscribers.
Music from the harp woos them Ifthis
fails resort is had to the pistol, which al
ways fetches them. II In said that Lou
Clapp and Max Berlowitz are the only
persons not prevailed upon. Music has
no charm Tor them, and there cheek is
SO great that even pistol balls have no
effect
The veteran explorer, S. ID. Hollister, IL
AN orator AS well, and delivered the
Fourth Of July oration at Crystal Falls.
He made some good points on the Dollar
OF our Dads.
Crystal Falls has twenty-thrce saloons,
all flourHhing, and one uncompletcd
church, good school building, and new
town hall with fire engine house in the
first story
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-08-13

with the people and are ardent church
workers, Mr.. Hitchcock being the super
intend Of THE Sunday school OF Iron
River. The people realizing that they
were loosing one OF hcirioremost citizens
got up this impromptu banquet. Tables
laden with good things, were spread on
the lawn, aud the people OF the two
towns declare that n better and more en-
joyable time WAS never had The Iron
River Brass Band was in attendance and
discoursed sweet strains OF music during
the afternoon. Rev. Cook and others
delivered well.timcd farewell addresses to
which Mr.. Hitchcock endeavored TO re-
spond, but was unable 60 do 80, being
completely overcome. Capt Thos.
Luxrnan was the prime mover, and was
ably assisted by Sandy Morrison and
other prominent Iron River gentlemen.
Foot ball ON Mr.. Shelden's fine lawn was
INDUCED in by the ladies' and gentlemen.
Mr.. Hitchcock and wife departed on
Wednesday morning for Marinette,
where they will make il their home for
present
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-08-13
IRON RIVER RIPPLES.
The furnace is still idle.

hC ~ 0tAi
A. Il. Guensburg, OF Florence, looked
into his business interests here on Thurs
day.
Rudolph Stetler made his brother
Charles a visit at Iron Mountain We'd
nesday.
Miss Cora Rumble, n charming young
lady OF Iron Mountajn, visited with
friends here this week
Geo. Buckley had business down the
line on Wednesday. Mr. Buckley has
spent lreater portion OF his time in the
woods this summer.
The railroad boys did handsomely by
George Cummings, one OF their fellows,
who was recently married. They pre-
scnted him with almost enough TO furn-
iSh a house throughout.
IL has been stated ON authority (Iron
County Reporter) that the AIinkler mill
is TO be rebuilt, but IL does not look
much like it now. The Minlxler boys are
hustlers and good citizens and we want
20 see them prosper
A first-class orchestra has been organ
lied here and promises 90 become quite
an Institution. Willis H. Holden, OF
chrisman, H., is the leader, the other
members being Emil zimmerman, Dell
g. Mcclure and Rudolph Steler. Sue
cess Co il.
Quite a serious cutting affray occurred
here last Saturday night. VIM. Winton,
who lives at the Weimer place had been
down town To see "a man, and on going
home, had some trouble wich three Fin
lapders, he being the aggressor it s said
The Finlanders took him up and began
hacking at him with jack-lmivcs, cutting
him up in pretty bad shape, though not
necessarily fatal. Two OF the men were
arrested and placed In jail
A banquet was given In honor Of l.. s.
Hitchcock and vile ON the Sheldon lawn
at Stambaugh ON Tuesday afternoon 7;
the most prominent citizens and the
Sunday schools OF both towns taking n
liaft. Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock are the
pioneers of Iron River and he recently
disposed OF his business interests there
and was about 90 take mp residence
elsewerc. They are both very popular
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-08-13

short distance south OF the village, WIS
visited Here are two shafts down
eighty-six feet, and 235 feet apart, with
connecting drift all in ore. The body of
ore here il sixty-seven feet wide Quite
a stock pile Of ore has been raised in
sinking and drifting and stopeing will
now be carried ON i'm earnest. A track
to this mine is already surveyed, and
will at once be built. Upon leaving the
location rain set in, which put a stop To
continuing the drive, SO the Falls and
older mines were not visited.
Crystal Falls is surrounded upon all
sides with iron mines. Prospecting there
this season is lively. Following are some
of the descriptions and locations of the
explora tions: =. ID. Hollister is explor-
ing upon the west bali Of the northwest
quarter Of section thirty-five, southeast
quarter Of southeast quarter section
fourteen, southwest quarter section
thirteen all in town 43, range 32, the
same township In which the village ~
located. Swain 4 Parks are prospecting
in southeast half section twcnty-three,
where ore has been struck. Fisher and
Smith, i'm section twenty-three also have
ore Hollister i'm section fourteen has
ore. VIM. James, southwest quarter
section twenty-eight has hard, iine.grnin-
ed hematite ore. This IL near the village
and close To the railroad, and In low
ground. Luke Wech has ore on the
south hall OF the northwest quarter oi
section twenty-five, and Fisher and
George have the same on the north hall
OF the same section. Lot six, section
thirty, is the situation OF the Monitor,
owned by Roberts q Coffman, where u
large body OF ore is known. The old
Fairbanks, on section twenty-one, Is re-
organized with Carl Shelden ms superin-
tendent, h sinking the old shalt, and will
cut the Great Western deposit soon. &.
Il. McElroy, IL exploring ON section nine
teen. W. ID. Calverly has ore ON section
thirty, as ALSO has j. Il. Schwartz. All
these are i'm the same township as the
village. 80 that IL will be seen mt once
that iron ore surrounds the town and
that the town rests upon iron, aud that
big things are In store in the future Tor
this place.
North some eighteen miles large
number of men are engaged In prospect
ing, and valuable finds of hard, red spec
ular ore are reported; also some lew
locations OF black magnetic ore. MIR.
Hollister, in the past year or more, has
sunk Some thousands of feet Of test pits
i'm section twenty-sev and thirty-fOur
46-33, and has found hard hematite
in large bodies, which il high in metallic
iron and alumina with some little phos-
phorns. On section twenty-eight the
same town, j. G. Fowle have the same.
Gibson x Wilson, of Republic, are here
also, and have iound both spccular and
magnetic ores. Pure manganese n also
found in f2-33, In small quantities, but
large bodies of 10 are met with IN con-
ncction with sand and gravel. Man